Influence of salt bath calcium contamination on soda lime silicate glass chemical strengthening
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Abstract Soda lime silicate float glass was ion exchanged in potassium nitrate baths systematically contaminated with calcium nitrate up to 0.01 mol%. The results show that surface compression and flexural strength are dramatically depressed if the treatment is carried out in salt containing calcium nitrate in excess of 0.0015 mol%, this being related to more limited sodium-potassium exchange on the surface. The presence of calcium in the salt accounts for a “blocking” effect of the conventional Na-K exchange which is shown to be thermodynamically less favoured than Na-Ca one, especially at higher temperature.
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OpenAlex topics: Glass properties and applications · Building materials and conservation · Recycling and utilization of industrial and municipal waste in materials production
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